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Here a cat is confused--did he do something wrong? His little buddy has stopped playing with him, and isn't even moving at all. The cat's eyes plead with you to explain, to fix, or to forgive. The back of the sculpture uses the space behind the cat to show a hollowed log, where the other mice are curious and fearful. The baby hides in the corner while the larger braves a peek around the corner to see what is happening. The story is meant as a tragic twist on the typical cat/mouse relationship. The cat never meant to hurt the mouse. He was just playing, and he is incapable of understanding.

(Please click complete bio link below to be taken to the full bio on my website.) Please note that this artist died in March 2013, but her art lives on and remains available for sale for the benefit of her son, who maintains this site. Here is the biography she wrote for this site: I was born and raised in Tucson, Arizona. As an adult I have lived in the suburbs of Phoenix, Washington, D.C., Atlanta, Cleveland, Boston, and now back in the Atlanta area again. I think Cleveland suits my temperament the best though I have high hopes for Boston. I have a teenage son who is always very encouraging and supportive of my artwork. I have been an artist since early childhood, but it was only once I was into my thirties that I realized that making...